476 A.D. Chapter Two: The Dawning of the Age of Pisces

A slow, talk-heavy historical drama that feels like a low-budget stage play about the last days of an empire.

Directed by

Ivan Pavletić

Genres

History, Drama

Starring

James Russell, Ivan Pavletić, Anthony Cubba

Overview

September 2, 476 A.D.: Only two days before the Ostrogoth Foederati finally sack the City of Rome in the early morning hours of September 4th. When Ostrogoth Chieftain, and the Leader of the Foederati, Odoacer finally takes over the City that same day, and Ends the Empire, by the famous Act of Deposing of the Last Western Roman Caesar Romulus Augustulus. Hence with this famous/infamous act of deposition of the Emperor Augustulus, Odoacer officially ends the 1,300 years of Roman Power, thus giving way to the next 1,000 years of the Dark Ages.

How it feels

Tense, dark, earnest and melancholic. Measured and needs your attention.

About

Power, war, betrayal, fate

Content

Mild violence and language. No gore or sexual content.

Note

Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown

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